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I have gained alotta weight from methadone. Ive been on it for 4 years, and it made me crave sweets soooo much in the beginning.. I was always eat cake.. cookies.. laffy taffys.. pretty much anything with sugar and I gained 50 lbs.. but if you google it methadone is not a weight gainer, and yes ive had all those sysmtoms.. their normal. your "nodding" out is normal.. seems like when I'm focusing on something I will do the same. Like reading a book.. on the computer.. looking at facebook. I think its just cause ur relaxed. but ur good:) Hope you found something for ur RLS.
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Thanx:-)
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You're absolutely correct. My clinic has added two windows to the dosing area in order to be able to allow more patients to get into treatment. The clinic he is at obviously is not making any attempt at serving the population that it has that needs help. They could simply knock a wall out and add some more space and see more addicts. But nope, he thinks because he was a bit lower than the rest because he was able to put a needle in his arm that people who snorted Oxycodone aren't "real" addicts and we should go on Suboxone. Guess what as****e, I was on that sh*t for 2 years and used drugs the entire time because it didn't work for me. Now on methadone for 1 year and have been off all other drugs since April 2018. Don't f*****g come on some website talking your bs. You're a little punk ass kid that is 26 years old. You don't need methadone it's all in your head you p***y. You probably already detoxed 50 x and kept going back to the needle. I bet its true. You have already been through dt's for days and days and just decided to go back when us here have never went more than 24hrs without and have a real addiction.
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Yes. There's a multivitamin specifically designed for methadone patients. It helps with a variety of side effects, such as: sweating, sugar cravings, energy levels/fatigue, constipation, etc. There's no iron in it so it's safe for people who have liver issues. (That I don't know much about & of course would advise talking w/doctor.)
All Vitamins/supplements take a little while before you notice the effects & make sure that you take them with food, otherwise the body cannot process them fully. Drinking a full glass of water is also good.
I began taking methadone for pain in 2001 (240mgs daily), then switched back to Rx pills after tapering down to 140. (& Yes, the "Large" version of me pretty quickly melted away. I was soon back to my 'normal' weight. After a 7yr break, I also was forced to return to methadone due to ins.
This is the first time I've learned that there are others whom also suddenly developed hypothyroidism! (***Not that I would EVER wish that on others!), tho I must say I'm both shocked & relieved to read multiple posts that resonate so closely w/my personal situation... I no longer feel quite so confused & alone.
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